Indian journalist Bobby Ghosh named TIME International editor
March 16, 2013 09:37
Eminent Indian journalist Bobby Ghosh has been named the new editor of Time International.
The announcement of Ghosh's appointment was made by Martha Nelson, editor-in-chief, and Rick Stengel, Managing Editor, of the magazine in a joint email to the company staff.
"It gives me great pleasure to announce that Bobby Ghosh is our new international editor. Bobby, quite simply, is a magnificent journalist who has done the highest level of work that one can aspire to in our profession," they said.
"Bobby, whose recent India stories for TIME have included profiles of cricket god Sachin Tendulkar; Bollywood star Aamir Khan and world chess champ Vishwanathan Anand, replaces Jim Frederick, who now becomes a contributing editor," they said.
Bobby joined TIME in 1998 after ten years as a journalist in India and two on the staff of the Far Eastern Economic Review in Hong Kong.
The announcement of Ghosh's appointment was made by Martha Nelson, editor-in-chief, and Rick Stengel, Managing Editor, of the magazine in a joint email to the company staff.
"It gives me great pleasure to announce that Bobby Ghosh is our new international editor. Bobby, quite simply, is a magnificent journalist who has done the highest level of work that one can aspire to in our profession," they said.
"Bobby, whose recent India stories for TIME have included profiles of cricket god Sachin Tendulkar; Bollywood star Aamir Khan and world chess champ Vishwanathan Anand, replaces Jim Frederick, who now becomes a contributing editor," they said.
Bobby joined TIME in 1998 after ten years as a journalist in India and two on the staff of the Far Eastern Economic Review in Hong Kong.
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